WILL BEQUESTS
NZ AND SCOTTISH CHARITIES (Per Press Association, Copyright). AUCKLAND, November 24. The will of the late Donald Grant, farmer of Te Puke, whose estate is sworn for probate purposes at under £IO,OOO, provides a sum of £3OIO for distribution among New Zealand and Scottish charities. The Salvation Army and the Presbyterian .Bible Society, Auckland, are each bequeathed £335, Little Sisters of the Poor £270, and the Leslie Presbyterian Orphanage, Auckland £270. Among other bequests are £135 to the Blind Institute, and £135 to the Otago Medical School for Tuberculosis Research. Grant was a* bachelor, aged 80. He formerly lived in the Palmerston North district. His will directs that lie be buried on the top of a hill on his farm, at a spot marked by himself with a totara post.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1933, Page 6
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